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152 retractions issued in June 2025 for scientifically serious reasons. Three in ten of those ever cited picked up new citations after retraction: 204 in all, at a median of 148 days.
That median sits inside the normal…
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Unlocking Knowledge Responsibly: Why licensing matters in open science?
Every year, Open Access Week reminds us of a simple but transformative idea: knowledge should be shared freely to accelerate discovery and innovation. Open science the practice of making research outputs accessible, transparent, and…
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How AI Is Shaping Peer Review in 2025: Key findings from Enago’s global survey
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Artificial intelligence is rapidly entering the conversation, offering tools for everything, from tone editing to triage and stirring intense debate about its rightful place. We present data gathered from 124…
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Pivotal Tech Moments in Peer Review
Peer review has undergone significant transformation over the past few decades, driven largely by digital and technological innovations. Once a slow, paper-based process conducted entirely via postal exchanges, peer review shifted online in…
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How Technical Checks Are Evolving with AI and Why Universities Need Expert Intervention More Than…
In the wake of AI-related plagiarism scandals at leading institutions, university publication departments are facing mounting increasing scrutiny. The pressure is on to safeguard ethical integrity while maintaining efficiency and quality in…
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CONSORT Checklist for Reporting Randomized Controlled Trials
The CONSORT-SPI (Social and Psychological Interventions) guidelines place strong emphasis on implementation fidelity, stakeholder involvement, and external validity—three critical factors that enhance the reliability, relevance, and…
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The PRISMA Guidelines: Reporting systematic reviews and meta-analyses
Systematic reviews and meta-analyses play a crucial role in synthesizing research to guide evidence-based healthcare decisions. However, poor reporting practices can lead to misinterpretations and weaken the impact of these studies. To…
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Supporting Minds Behind the Science: Retractions, resilience, and researcher well-being
In 2002, only 1 in 5,000 papers were retracted, but by 2023 that number had risen to 1 in 500, according to Ivan Oransky, co-founder of Retraction Watch.
“Statistically speaking, there is a not-zero chance that one of the papers you’re…
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Common Research Paper Writing Challenges and How to Overcome Them
Writing a research paper is far more than presenting your data and findings. It is about crafting a cohesive, compelling narrative that communicates the significance of your work to a wider academic audience.
Yet, many researchers…
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The Role of Clinical Case Studies in Advancing Specialized Research
Clinical case studies have been a cornerstone of medical research and practice. They address specific, nuanced questions that broader studies cannot adequately answer. These detailed analyses focus on individual patients or unique…
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